"Project XV. Nubian fortifications: a. Fortresses; b. Forts and fortlets; c. Town walls; d. Administrative buildings; e. Hydraulic + irrigation projects"*
114 pages (113 single-sided + 1 double-sided)
An almost complete publication draft on Nubian fortifications, annotated typescript, some handwritten notes, mostly measurements for buildings and sites, a few maps and plans sourced from publication and the web, and correspondence.
Some of Uphill's section headings and a list of the sites discussed:

• Phases
  • Middle Kingdom
  • New Kingdom
• Concept of zones of defence
• Eleventh Dynasty phase in Nubia
• Uphill has not given the sections within this group top-level headings to introduce them. Uphill uses the same arrangement as his Hyksos fortifications documentation, see Uphill MSS 4.16:
  • Major military bases
  • Large cities
  • Large towns
  • Small towns
  • Small settlements
  • Fortlets
  • Palaces
  • Inscriptional evidence
  • Nubian hydraulic constructions
  • Scale of some Egyptian building schemes
  • Middle Kingdom C-Group graves
  • Conspectus of Nubian fort system
  • Postulated Nubian irrigation basin system from archaeological evidence
  • Alternative scheme for pharaonic large basins and Nubian small ones
  • Final figures for the pharaonic system of basins and dams
  • Buhen evidence
  • Mirgissa evidence
  • Possible double wall river bank dykes
  • The system
  • Scheme employing stone paved levelled irrigation basins
  • Possible Narmer-Scorpion features
  • Scheme using large earth banks
  • Scheme using minimum walling
  • The following sites feature:
    • Aniba; Askut; Aswan; Buhen; Faras; Ikhur (Kuri); Kor; Kuban; Kumma; Mirgissa; Semna; Serra East; Sesebi; Shalfak; Uronarti
• Letter from Derek Welsby, The Sudan Archaeological Research Society, dated 04-02-1999, in response to Uphill's request for information on the 'wadi walls in the NDRS concession' at Dongola

*Uphill's description for this group as recorded on the original housing. This note has been retained.